Hydrocele Glossary of Terms
The following are health and medical definitions of terms that appear in the Hydrocele article. Abdominal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Abdominal cavity: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Adjacent: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Benign: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Bilateral: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Bowel: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Cancer: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Chronic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Congenital: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Diagnosis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Differential diagnosis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Drain: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ear: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Gestation: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Gonad: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Groin: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Hernia: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Horizontal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Hydrocele: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Inguinal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Inguinal canal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Intestine: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Labia: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Labia majora: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Labial: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Medical device: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Operating room: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Otoscope: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Palpable: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pathologic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pediatric: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Pelvic: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Peritoneal: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Posterior: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Resolution: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Scrotum: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Sleep: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Small intestine: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Surgeon: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Testes: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Testicular cancer: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Testis: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Transillumination: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Tumor: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Ultrasound: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Unilateral: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Urologist: See the definition from MedTerms.com
Varicocele: See the definition from MedTerms.com
X-ray: See the definition from MedTerms.com
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